DAS-3324G

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ƒADSL2/2+
Service
High Speed Broadband
ADSL2+IP DSLAM
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ƒIntegrated Broadband DSL and voice
data
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ƒSmall, Medium Scale NGN Network

The DAS-3324G ADSL2+IP DSLAM is suited to meet No New Wiring Required

the increasing demand for high-speed Internet It is costly and difficult to install wiring inside
access and voice services. It uses the most buildings. Through current telephone lines, the DAS-
advanced ADSL2+ technology to provide high-speed 3324G ADSL2+IP DSLAM can be deployed for service
interactive applications over copper wire. This next on existing POTS wiring closets. No new wiring is
generation network combines practical functionality required, making deployment easy and hassle-free.
of integrated services with the most cost effective
architecture. The DAS-3324G ADSL2+IP DSLAM can
provide rich content, DSL, POTS and VoIP services
over a traditional copper wire infrastructure. These
three types of services can be supported on NGN
architecture simultaneously. DSL is used as the
data service platform, and VoIP or traditional POTS
technology serves as the basis of the voice service.
Multimedia and local content-rich applications can
also be easily implemented on this NGN architecture.
The DAS-3324G ADSL2+IP DSLAM can be easily
configured by EMS system, which covers topology,
configuration, security, alarm management and
backup/restore functions.

Seamless Rate Adaptation (SRA)

The SRA is an online configuration mechanism
specified in ITU-T Rec. G.992.5. By using SRA, the
downstream net data rates during show time will be
automatically increased or decreased according to
the line condition.

QoS Guaranteed
QoS ensures quality voice calls by prioritizing and
assigning telephone traffic to a service flow, which
is handled by ToS control and TCP/IP throttling. IP
DSLAM implements the IP packet classification
function to support priority data flow to guarantee the
quality of service.

Broadband Access for Building Complex, Community

and Campus
For multi-tenant unit (MTU) buildings such as
hotels, and other infrastructures in community and
commercial districts, the DAS-3324G ADSL2+IP
DSLAM provides cost-effective, flexible and easy
deployment of Internet access.

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ADSL2+IP DSLAM
Technical Specifications
Uplink Interface VLAN Operation temperature
ƒƒ1x RJ-45 IEEE802.3ab 1000 BASE-T ƒƒSupports 4094, concurrent 512 VLAN ID ƒƒ-10° to 65°C (50°F to 149°F)
ƒƒIEEE802.1Q tagged based VLAN
Cascade Storage temperature
ƒƒVLAN ID mapping to PVC
ƒƒ24-port 50-pin RJ-21 Champ connector POTS ƒƒ-10° to 85°C (50°F to 185°F)
ƒƒGVRP
ƒƒ24-port 50-pin RJ-21 Champ connector Console Port
Operating Humidity
ƒƒ1x RJ-45 QoS
ƒƒ10% to 95% (non-condensing)
ƒƒIEEE802.1p
DSL
ƒƒ4 priority queues for multimedia applications Storage Humidity
ƒƒBackward compatible with ITU-T G.992.1, G.dmt,
ƒƒConfigurable priority mapping for PVC and IEEE802.1p ƒƒ5% to 95% (non-condensing)
ITU-T G.992.2 G.lite, ANSI T1.413 issue 2, ITU-T G.992.3
ADSL2, ITUT-T G.992.5 ADSL2+ ƒƒStrict priority
Certifications
ƒƒUpstream 3M Annex M and Long reach DSL for Annex ƒƒProbabilistic priority
ƒƒEN550221 class A
L of G.992.3 ƒƒCustomized priority
ƒƒEN300386 V1.3.2
ƒƒPower management defined on G.992.3 and G.992.5
Multicast Feature ƒƒCE
ƒƒSELT (Single Ended Line Testing) for ADSL
ƒƒIGMP snooping v1, v2 defined on RFC2236
ƒƒDELT (Dual End Loop Testing) for ADSL2 Safety
ƒƒ256 multicast groups
ƒƒFast Seamless Rate Adaptation (Fast SRA) ƒƒEN60950-1
ƒƒG.hs Management
ƒƒDying gasp ƒƒWeb-based GUI
ƒƒWindows-based user interface configuration
Indicator
ƒƒIn-band or Out-of-band
ƒƒPower, Active, Critical/Major/Minor Alarm, DSL for link
ƒƒSNMP v1.0 & v2c
Activity
ƒƒSNMP MIB for RFC1213, Ethernet, RFC2662, RFC3440
ƒƒPower, Active, Critical/Major/Minor Alarm, DSL for link
and
Activity Encapsulation Mode
ƒƒProprietary MIBs
ƒƒRFC 2684 MPoA LLA/VCMUX
ƒƒStandard SNMP trap report to VigorCMS or NMS
ƒƒPPPoA to PPPoE Conversion
ƒƒTFTP firmware upgrade utility via VigorCMS
ATM Feature ƒƒTelnet server for remote management
ƒƒ8 PVCs per subscriber line ƒƒSNMP enabled for network management function
ƒƒF5 end-to-end and segment to segment OAM loopback ƒƒConsole or Telnet CLI for configuration or status
in l.610 monitor
ƒƒUNI 3.1/4.0 PVC
MTBF
ƒƒVPI (0-255), VCI (0-65535)
ƒƒ55,000 hours
ƒƒProvide Incoming and Outgoing rate limit per PVC
Power
Bridge Feature
ƒƒAC 90 ~ 260 VAC, DC -42V ~ -60V
ƒƒIEEE802.1p CoS Prioritization
ƒƒIEEE802.1Q VLAN support Power Consumption
ƒƒIGMP Snooping and 256 multicast groups ƒƒ600 Watt, 75max
ƒƒ802.1d STP
Dimensions (L x W x H)
ƒƒGARP/ GVRP
ƒƒ440 x 280 x 45 mm
ƒƒMAC, Packet Filter and Classifier
(17.32 x 11.02 x 1.77 inches)
ƒƒ4,000 MAC addresses
ƒƒSupport ICMP request from VigorCMS or management Weight
tool ƒƒ6.0 kg
ƒƒDHCP Option 82
ƒƒPort Isolation
ƒƒVPN pass-through
ƒƒPPPoE packet forwarding

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